StepTrace

Record browser interactions as test steps. Export to Tuskr, Gherkin, Playwright, Cypress, Vibium.

StepTrace Record browser interactions as structured, human-readable test steps. Export to Tuskr, Gherkin (BDD), Playwright, Cypress, or Vibium. Built for QA engineers who need to document tests quickly without leaving the browser. What it does: - Records every click, form input, and navigation as a named test step - Two step views: Natural (human-readable sentences) and Programmer (code-export mode) - Exports to multiple formats: Gherkin, Playwright, Cypress, Vibium, and numbered step lists - Sends test cases directly to Tuskr, TestRail, and Azure DevOps - Domain-aware URL & Element Dictionary: maps raw selectors and URLs to human-readable names per domain - Full dictionary browser (dictionary.html): sidebar form to add entries, search, inline edit/delete, import/export JSON - Bilingual interface (English / Polish) — language file is JSON-based for easy extension - Duplicate step detection: skips repeated accidental actions with on-page toast - Merge steps: groups all steps from the same URL into a single multi-line step - AI enhancement: send your step list to an AI provider to improve step wording - API Testing tab: send HTTP requests directly from the extension (supports curl, Postman HTTP format) - Manual test execution: run existing Tuskr test cases step-by-step with pass/fail tracking - Reports tab: review test run history How it works: 1. Click Start to begin recording 2. Interact with the page normally — StepTrace captures every action 3. Review and edit the step list in the popup 4. Switch to Programmer tab for code exports (Gherkin, Playwright, Cypress, Vibium) 5. Or copy the Natural step list / send directly to Tuskr, TestRail, or Azure DevOps Your credentials (API keys) are stored locally in your browser — never sent to any server other than the platforms you configure (Tuskr, TestRail, Azure DevOps, your chosen AI provider). Also try ScribeStone and Zplunge — my other QA-focused extensions.